Bestiality

[Stats]

http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-europe-20523950

Permissible in Belgium, Denmark and Sweden - WHAAAAAAT!!

 

[markw]

i knew there was a reason i moved to sweden......

 

[Crabby Shrimper]

http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-europe-20523950

Permissible in Belgium, Denmark and Sweden - WHAAAAAAT!!

Now, when I saw this I assumed it was just an old loophole in the law that was never an issue, and was just being tidied up with a piece of legislation.

Then I saw this.......

Germany legalised bestiality (zoophilia) in 1969, except when the animal suffered "significant harm"

So, bestiality was illegal, but they then legalised it? As you said, WHAAAAAAT??

 

[Berrichonne shrimper]

Pulling a moose takes on a whole new meaning.

 

[OldBlueLady]

"We see animals as partners and not as a means of gratification. We don't force them to do anything. Animals are much easier to understand than women," Mr Kiok claimed.

Amazing. It's beyond belief in this day and age that some seem not to see anything wrong in this. :stunned:

 

[McNasty]

I am an animal lover but I would stop short of giving that much love. (Unless she was a pretty moose) :nope:

 

[Jam_Man]

Bestiality seems to be far more widely accepted than I thought.

Everyone raves about George Orwell's animal farm but I havent read it and chose to watch the movie instead, and when I saw what went on in that film I was surprised the book was so popular :smile:

 

[colonelnutter]

just imagine the eager anticipation and potential viewing figures if the BBC launched a continental version of "One Man and His Dog"!

"how does that feel Lassie?"
"Ruff!"

 

[Nick Prawnby]

Cue the "flogging a dead horse" joke............

 

[* ORM *]

I thought Wales had also legalised it. Will be a few unhappy farmers if this is not the case

 

[londonblue]

Amazing. It's beyond belief in this day and age that some seem not to see anything wrong in this. :stunned:

Sorry. You're going to have to enlighten me.

 

[colonelnutter]

Amazing. It's beyond belief in this day and age that some seem not to see anything wrong in this. :stunned:

absolutely, bloody governments interfering in personal freedom. another example of the nanny(goat) state at work if you ask me!

 

[RobM]

Wrap the hamster in sellotape, lads - stops it exploding!

 

[OldBlueLady]

Sorry. You're going to have to enlighten me.

Those countries where it's not illegal is what I meant.

 

[BrettieAngell]

Bestiality seems to be far more widely accepted than I thought.

Everyone raves about George Orwell's animal farm but I havent read it and chose to watch the movie instead, and when I saw what went on in that film I was surprised the book was so popular :smile:

I've read the book, not what I was expecting tbh! :winking:

 

[Swiss Tony]

Fifty shades of fur,now theres a thought.:dizzy:

 

[McNasty]

I saw the film "Animal Farm" 15 years ago. It was pure filth.

 

[Tangled up in Blue]

I saw the film "Animal Farm" 15 years ago. It was pure filth.

You're not perhaps referring to Boxer's solution to every problem:"I will work harder?" :winking:

 

[TrueBlue]

What's wrong with buggering an animal??????

 

[Crabby Shrimper]

What's wrong with buggering an animal??????

So it's ok to bugger an animal, but you consider it a sin to bugger a man?

Not an expert on the bible, but surely any omission over bestiality is because it's taken as a given.